Spanish prosecutor requests prison without bail for deposed Catalan ministers
Meanwhile, Spain’s attorney general requested €50,000 bail of for former Business minister who resigned in disagreement with declaration of independence
Meanwhile, Spain’s attorney general requested €50,000 bail of for former Business minister who resigned in disagreement with declaration of independence
Declaration of independence preemptively suspended by Spanish Constitutional Court
If law not completed after December 21 snap elections, Spanish government will "do same again" said vice-president of Spanish senate
The Spanish president called Catalans to polling stations after seizing control of the country
Sedition, misuse of public funds, and others are the accusations by Spain’s Attorney General for declaration of independence
Incidents also include intimidation of transport workers and damage of TV station van and radio station front door
‘Puigdemont, to prison,’ among the chants heard in the demonstration
Tens of thousands gather in the Catalan capital center to reject declaration of independence
Some 6,000 independence supporters gathered in front of the Catalan government headquarters
Passionate opinions from all sides were heard in Parliament before the vote that led to a declaration of independence
Germany, US and UK refuse to recognize the new Catalan Republic while Belgium calls for a "peaceful solution"
The president of the European Council says that “for EU nothing changes” after the declaration of independence and that Spain “remains the only interlocutor”
Resolution declaring independent Catalan republic passed with 70 votes in favor, 10 against and 2 abstentions